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1801
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:22:20 PM »
Kinder, Challenger - once again, cut it with the personal attacks/jabs/whatever you wish to call it.
I'm not getting personal, he is. I'm bringing up the fact that he shouldn't consider himself an expert when he's nowhere near it and has absolutely no idea what he's talking about.
'B-B-BUH I'M INNOCENT, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG"
Seriously, get over this victim and I'm always right complex you have. It's old
So saying the shit you say is ignorant and that you should educate yourself is personal?
LOL
Oddly enough, I'm getting rather tired of this pissing contest. If you want to talk shit about a person's opinion then sign-up for tumblr
Coming from the guy that gets offended if somebody tells them to get educated, hilarious.
A little bit of humility goes a long way. Try and keep an open mind.
Considering I am educated and have been in college for a couple years almost, then it is something to get offended about. If you tell a surgeon they don't know what they're doing, they will feel insulted also
1802
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:20:46 PM »
In all honesty to get to legendary you need to have a circlejerk going I'm pretty sure.
Look at my name......Look at my rank Voting doesn't have any big effect. It's all based on activity, such as posting
1803
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:18:27 PM »
Shouldn't they rename it to People of the Year then?
And I didn't see the Fighter part so I had some racing thoughts in my head for a second lol
1804
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:16:18 PM »
Last time I ate there I was 9...
So last year then?
is this some kind of game to you people?
Unfortunately so.
Come on guys, Tru clearly has to be within the range of 11 to 14, otherwise I wouldn't be interested.
Isn't Little Red Riding Hood like 10?
16
maybe in korean cartoon world
In the real life she's 10
she's real?
Yes
She was kidnapped and raped though
Stop projecting your own sick fetishes onto an innocent animated character.
YOUR JUST JEALOUS BECAUSE I'M HAVING A CONVERSATION WITH YOUR DOG
1805
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:11:20 PM »
Last time I ate there I was 9...
So last year then?
is this some kind of game to you people?
Unfortunately so.
Come on guys, Tru clearly has to be within the range of 11 to 14, otherwise I wouldn't be interested.
Isn't Little Red Riding Hood like 10?
16
maybe in korean cartoon world
In the real life she's 10
she's real?
Yes She was kidnapped and raped though
1806
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:10:51 PM »
Kinder, Challenger - once again, cut it with the personal attacks/jabs/whatever you wish to call it.
I'm not getting personal, he is. I'm bringing up the fact that he shouldn't consider himself an expert when he's nowhere near it and has absolutely no idea what he's talking about.
'B-B-BUH I'M INNOCENT, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG"
Seriously, get over this victim and I'm always right complex you have. It's old
So saying the shit you say is ignorant and that you should educate yourself is personal?
LOL
Oddly enough, I'm getting rather tired of this pissing contest. If you want to talk shit about a person's opinion then sign-up for tumblr
1807
« on: December 10, 2014, 04:01:47 PM »
Last time I ate there I was 9...
So last year then?
is this some kind of game to you people?
Unfortunately so.
Come on guys, Tru clearly has to be within the range of 11 to 14, otherwise I wouldn't be interested.
Isn't Little Red Riding Hood like 10?
16
maybe in korean cartoon world In the real life she's 10
1808
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:52:04 PM »
Last time I ate there I was 9...
So last year then?
is this some kind of game to you people?
Unfortunately so.
Come on guys, Tru clearly has to be within the range of 11 to 14, otherwise I wouldn't be interested.
Isn't Little Red Riding Hood like 10?
1809
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:46:59 PM »
>the rock
Already know it will be shit
1810
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:39:35 PM »
Kinder, Challenger - once again, cut it with the personal attacks/jabs/whatever you wish to call it.
I'm not getting personal, he is. I'm bringing up the fact that he shouldn't consider himself an expert when he's nowhere near it and has absolutely no idea what he's talking about.
'B-B-BUH I'M INNOCENT, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG" Seriously, get over this victim and I'm always right complex you have. It's old
1811
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:36:09 PM »
They're people. Rehabilitation is far better than going to a shithole then coming out and living the same lifestyle.
Too fucking bad. People are responsible for their actions, nobody else. These same people, no matter how much rehab they will go through, will continue their path of being a career criminal
I didn't.
Stop acting like you know everything about criminology just because you're a freshman at a school studying it.
Ancedotal; Studies show a large portion of former prisoners get rearrested again, one by the BJS showing a staggering 67%
http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/rpr94.pdf
Sophomore, thank-you very much
Has it nevet occurred to you that recidivism is caused by the current paradigm? Which, y'know, barely even touches rehabilitation.
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative. You can't force a person to change and the only thing you can do is just place them back behind bars if they commit more crime.
People, especially cartel and gang members, are not afraid of prison because they still can continue to give orders in the prison and have correspondence with others
Can confirm. All gang members are just itching to go to jail, they were all waiting for the day their freedom would be taken and they couldn't eat good food or drive nice cars or even go hang out with their friends and especially not being able to make any money was the most appealing thing.
I'm so proud of you son. :^)
You seriously don't understand the mind of a criminal, don't you? Stealing a car or burglarizing a house if it means a couple years in the pen isn't big of a deal for criminals because they look at the long-time rewards for their actions, including respect and a higher position of power within their organization
If beating up somebody means I would have influence, then I'd do it; same with everybody else
You also don't understand the level of corruption in prisons
There's no long term reward for going to jail. My god, the shit you say is just insanely ignorant. Most everybody turns their back on people who get sent to prison and don't give a shit about them. Why the fuck do you think you always see gangsters writing shit like "free *insert name here*"? Because they like going to jail and there's a long term reward? Get the fuck outta here.
Stop reading these bullshit books and go do an interview or watch some interviews and educate yourself. Nobody wants to go to jail.
Why, once again, are you so damn butt flustered? Are you the one sitting in criminal justice classes? Are you the one getting a lecture from current and former cops? Are you the one reading criminal justice text books? No? Then you're the insanely ignorant one that says shit, not me
Sick rebuttal. I liked the part where you called me butthurt and referred to your biased college classes taught by police who want you to view the world the way they do.
Nobody likes to go to jail. You gain nothing from it. Deal with it.
It's biased because these people profit off of people being in jail.
The fact that you think you're an expert because you just started college is hilarious. Would you like to give a reason why people like to go to jail?
It's biased because these people profit off of people being in jail.  I.....I can't fucking.......breath right now. Like........holy shit my sides are fucking gone. Le-........Let me take a minute......to catch up . . . . . . You know how many people currently reside in private prisons? Let me answer for you, a petty 8% of all prisoners. Do you know who my professors, who are actual experts, work for? Tidewater Community College, not the damn Department of Corrections. Stop trying to pull nonsensical things from your ass already, especially on manners you have no clue about The fact that you think you're an expert because you just started college is hilarious. Would you like to give a reason why people like to go to jail? Huh, where did I ever say I was an expert? I could't have expected any more from you; falsifying claims and posting with a narcissist personality. AND I just started college as well? Damn, you're on a roll today! I gave you reasons, but your "LALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU" attitude gets in the way of you having the ability to read
1812
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:22:22 PM »
The only thing that needs to change is more emphasis on punishment, such as 24/7 solitary confinement for murderers, gang members, and rapists
Because there's nothing like helping the probably mentally ill with utterly no human contact, right!
Yeah, no.
You rehabilitate those you can, and you keep the seriously mentally ill apart from society. Prisons, in their current form, shouldn't exist any longer.
Except a majority, 67%, don't want help. If they wanted it then they would have received it
1813
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:19:45 PM »
They're people. Rehabilitation is far better than going to a shithole then coming out and living the same lifestyle.
Too fucking bad. People are responsible for their actions, nobody else. These same people, no matter how much rehab they will go through, will continue their path of being a career criminal
I didn't.
Stop acting like you know everything about criminology just because you're a freshman at a school studying it.
Ancedotal; Studies show a large portion of former prisoners get rearrested again, one by the BJS showing a staggering 67%
http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/rpr94.pdf
Sophomore, thank-you very much
Has it nevet occurred to you that recidivism is caused by the current paradigm? Which, y'know, barely even touches rehabilitation.
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative. You can't force a person to change and the only thing you can do is just place them back behind bars if they commit more crime.
People, especially cartel and gang members, are not afraid of prison because they still can continue to give orders in the prison and have correspondence with others
Can confirm. All gang members are just itching to go to jail, they were all waiting for the day their freedom would be taken and they couldn't eat good food or drive nice cars or even go hang out with their friends and especially not being able to make any money was the most appealing thing.
I'm so proud of you son. :^)
You seriously don't understand the mind of a criminal, don't you? Stealing a car or burglarizing a house if it means a couple years in the pen isn't big of a deal for criminals because they look at the long-time rewards for their actions, including respect and a higher position of power within their organization
If beating up somebody means I would have influence, then I'd do it; same with everybody else
You also don't understand the level of corruption in prisons
There's no long term reward for going to jail. My god, the shit you say is just insanely ignorant. Most everybody turns their back on people who get sent to prison and don't give a shit about them. Why the fuck do you think you always see gangsters writing shit like "free *insert name here*"? Because they like going to jail and there's a long term reward? Get the fuck outta here.
Stop reading these bullshit books and go do an interview or watch some interviews and educate yourself. Nobody wants to go to jail.
Why, once again, are you so damn butt flustered? Are you the one sitting in criminal justice classes? Are you the one getting a lecture from current and former cops? Are you the one reading criminal justice text books? No? Then you're the insanely ignorant one that says shit, not me
Sick rebuttal. I liked the part where you called me butthurt and referred to your biased college classes taught by police who want you to view the world the way they do.
Nobody likes to go to jail. You gain nothing from it. Deal with it.
1814
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:18:28 PM »
They're people. Rehabilitation is far better than going to a shithole then coming out and living the same lifestyle.
Too fucking bad. People are responsible for their actions, nobody else. These same people, no matter how much rehab they will go through, will continue their path of being a career criminal
I didn't.
Stop acting like you know everything about criminology just because you're a freshman at a school studying it.
Ancedotal; Studies show a large portion of former prisoners get rearrested again, one by the BJS showing a staggering 67%
http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/rpr94.pdf
Sophomore, thank-you very much
Has it nevet occurred to you that recidivism is caused by the current paradigm? Which, y'know, barely even touches rehabilitation.
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative. You can't force a person to change and the only thing you can do is just place them back behind bars if they commit more crime.
People, especially cartel and gang members, are not afraid of prison because they still can continue to give orders in the prison and have correspondence with others
Can confirm. All gang members are just itching to go to jail, they were all waiting for the day their freedom would be taken and they couldn't eat good food or drive nice cars or even go hang out with their friends and especially not being able to make any money was the most appealing thing.
I'm so proud of you son. :^)
You seriously don't understand the mind of a criminal, don't you? Stealing a car or burglarizing a house if it means a couple years in the pen isn't big of a deal for criminals because they look at the long-time rewards for their actions, including respect and a higher position of power within their organization
If beating up somebody means I would have influence, then I'd do it; same with everybody else
You also don't understand the level of corruption in prisons
There's no long term reward for going to jail. My god, the shit you say is just insanely ignorant. Most everybody turns their back on people who get sent to prison and don't give a shit about them. Why the fuck do you think you always see gangsters writing shit like "free *insert name here*"? Because they like going to jail and there's a long term reward? Get the fuck outta here.
Stop reading these bullshit books and go do an interview or watch some interviews and educate yourself. Nobody wants to go to jail.
Why, once again, are you so damn butt flustered? Are you the one sitting in criminal justice classes? Are you the one getting a lecture from current and former cops? Are you the one reading criminal justice text books? No? Then you're the insanely ignorant one that says shit, not me
>expecting the system to teach anything that goes against the system and it's status quo
>assuming this makes you an expert
The only thing that needs to change is more emphasis on punishment, such as 24/7 solitary confinement for murderers, gang members, and rapists I'm better informed, there's a difference
1815
« on: December 10, 2014, 03:13:34 PM »
They're people. Rehabilitation is far better than going to a shithole then coming out and living the same lifestyle.
Too fucking bad. People are responsible for their actions, nobody else. These same people, no matter how much rehab they will go through, will continue their path of being a career criminal
I didn't.
Stop acting like you know everything about criminology just because you're a freshman at a school studying it.
Ancedotal; Studies show a large portion of former prisoners get rearrested again, one by the BJS showing a staggering 67%
http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/rpr94.pdf
Sophomore, thank-you very much
Has it nevet occurred to you that recidivism is caused by the current paradigm? Which, y'know, barely even touches rehabilitation.
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative. You can't force a person to change and the only thing you can do is just place them back behind bars if they commit more crime.
People, especially cartel and gang members, are not afraid of prison because they still can continue to give orders in the prison and have correspondence with others
Can confirm. All gang members are just itching to go to jail, they were all waiting for the day their freedom would be taken and they couldn't eat good food or drive nice cars or even go hang out with their friends and especially not being able to make any money was the most appealing thing.
I'm so proud of you son. :^)
You seriously don't understand the mind of a criminal, don't you? Stealing a car or burglarizing a house if it means a couple years in the pen isn't big of a deal for criminals because they look at the long-time rewards for their actions, including respect and a higher position of power within their organization
If beating up somebody means I would have influence, then I'd do it; same with everybody else
You also don't understand the level of corruption in prisons
There's no long term reward for going to jail. My god, the shit you say is just insanely ignorant. Most everybody turns their back on people who get sent to prison and don't give a shit about them. Why the fuck do you think you always see gangsters writing shit like "free *insert name here*"? Because they like going to jail and there's a long term reward? Get the fuck outta here.
Stop reading these bullshit books and go do an interview or watch some interviews and educate yourself. Nobody wants to go to jail.
Why, once again, are you so damn butt flustered? Are you the one sitting in criminal justice classes? Are you the one getting a lecture from current and former cops? Are you the one reading criminal justice text books? No? Then you're the insanely ignorant one that says shit, not me
1816
« on: December 10, 2014, 02:57:22 PM »
They're people. Rehabilitation is far better than going to a shithole then coming out and living the same lifestyle.
Too fucking bad. People are responsible for their actions, nobody else. These same people, no matter how much rehab they will go through, will continue their path of being a career criminal
I didn't.
Stop acting like you know everything about criminology just because you're a freshman at a school studying it.
Ancedotal; Studies show a large portion of former prisoners get rearrested again, one by the BJS showing a staggering 67%
http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/rpr94.pdf
Sophomore, thank-you very much
Has it nevet occurred to you that recidivism is caused by the current paradigm? Which, y'know, barely even touches rehabilitation.
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative. You can't force a person to change and the only thing you can do is just place them back behind bars if they commit more crime.
People, especially cartel and gang members, are not afraid of prison because they still can continue to give orders in the prison and have correspondence with others
Can confirm. All gang members are just itching to go to jail, they were all waiting for the day their freedom would be taken and they couldn't eat good food or drive nice cars or even go hang out with their friends and especially not being able to make any money was the most appealing thing.
I'm so proud of you son. :^)
You seriously don't understand the mind of a criminal, don't you? Stealing a car or burglarizing a house if it means a couple years in the pen isn't big of a deal for criminals because they look at the long-time rewards for their actions, including respect and a higher position of power within their organization If beating up somebody means I would have influence, then I'd do it; same with everybody else You also don't understand the level of corruption in prisons
1817
« on: December 10, 2014, 02:52:44 PM »
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative.
Sorry, but you're just talking out your ass now.
1818
« on: December 10, 2014, 02:40:07 PM »
I'd patent it and sell it for profit. Something valuable as immortality would be worth a good $100,000 at the least
1819
« on: December 10, 2014, 02:38:26 PM »
They're people. Rehabilitation is far better than going to a shithole then coming out and living the same lifestyle.
Too fucking bad. People are responsible for their actions, nobody else. These same people, no matter how much rehab they will go through, will continue their path of being a career criminal
I didn't.
Stop acting like you know everything about criminology just because you're a freshman at a school studying it.
Ancedotal; Studies show a large portion of former prisoners get rearrested again, one by the BJS showing a staggering 67%
http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/rpr94.pdf
Sophomore, thank-you very much
Has it nevet occurred to you that recidivism is caused by the current paradigm? Which, y'know, barely even touches rehabilitation.
If it was, then recidivism would be like 100%. That 43% shows prison either deterred them from making another mistake or they sought help on their own initiative. You can't force a person to change and the only thing you can do is just place them back behind bars if they commit more crime. People, especially cartel and gang members, are not afraid of prison because they still can continue to give orders in the prison and have correspondence with others
1820
« on: December 10, 2014, 02:29:09 PM »
No, but I do believe it's in the government's interest to offer student loans at 0%.
Now that's a good idea
Pretty sure that's how it works with the current student finance england shite, although it looked like it adjusts for inflation over the years but the rough idea is that you only pay back when you are earning above a certain threshold without extortionate interest rates.
I reaaaaally should remember this crap, what with having a loan on it myself, but... ehhhh <.<
Probably one of the very britbong ideas I like but at the same time, no interest for degrees relating to fields of necessity such as medical, policing, military, etc and even a discount for those fields. Areas like women studies and bullshit degrees ought to be more strict with. After all, a degree means better job chance and thus more tax the government receives so it's an investment if somebody becomes a brain surgeon
The NHS subsidizes a lot of medical training in the UK with the general expectation that you will then go on to work with the NHS. Some people take advantage of this and then fuck off into private healthcare or going abroad to better job prospects though >_______> Slimy bastards.
Which is a good reason to allow privatization. A person will always choose the same job that pays more and it's so happens to be private healthcare does pay more
Which negates the whole point of universal access to healthcare, y'know, so the poor don't die of treatable diseases.
Which is why you offer poor and homeless people government healthcare while allowing the middle and rich to buy their own, ensuring everybody has medical treatment available
Why should I have to pay for my own when other people get their for free?
PSU has a point here, you will run into problems with people getting an unfair access to medical care.
[The rest of this is for kinder]
People should be able to get access to the healthcare they need, regardless of financial status/income. I would be happy with either something similar to the singaporean model as Meta explained, where it's private healthcare but it works to give everyone access to the treatments they need. Or a properly socialised system where it is funded by taxes and everyone gets access to the treatment they need.
I don't care about what mechanism is used to provide the healthcare, it can be socialist or capitalist or whatever, but every human being has the right to healthcare should they need it. If that cannot be provided by a system then it doesn't work.
When you have the poor and the homeless dying in the street, it's broken. When you have people who commit suicide whilst waiting for a hospital bed on a psych ward, it's broken.
With that, then how many people do you expect to pay for health insurance when they can go in and get treatment. These are not robots staffing hospitals who have to work long hours, they are humans trying to provide for themselves and for their families under extreme conditions where a person can die under there care. It's one thing to offer emergency medical services to certain people without insurance, but not to allow everybody with a simple cough
1821
« on: December 10, 2014, 02:25:53 PM »
No, but I do believe it's in the government's interest to offer student loans at 0%.
Now that's a good idea
Pretty sure that's how it works with the current student finance england shite, although it looked like it adjusts for inflation over the years but the rough idea is that you only pay back when you are earning above a certain threshold without extortionate interest rates.
I reaaaaally should remember this crap, what with having a loan on it myself, but... ehhhh <.<
Probably one of the very britbong ideas I like but at the same time, no interest for degrees relating to fields of necessity such as medical, policing, military, etc and even a discount for those fields. Areas like women studies and bullshit degrees ought to be more strict with. After all, a degree means better job chance and thus more tax the government receives so it's an investment if somebody becomes a brain surgeon
The NHS subsidizes a lot of medical training in the UK with the general expectation that you will then go on to work with the NHS. Some people take advantage of this and then fuck off into private healthcare or going abroad to better job prospects though >_______> Slimy bastards.
Which is a good reason to allow privatization. A person will always choose the same job that pays more and it's so happens to be private healthcare does pay more
Which negates the whole point of universal access to healthcare, y'know, so the poor don't die of treatable diseases.
Which is why you offer poor and homeless people government healthcare while allowing the middle and rich to buy their own, ensuring everybody has medical treatment available
Why should I have to pay for my own when other people get their for free?
Because you already do it on a daily basis; food, childcare, cell phones, etc., etc. some people get them for free while you pay. These are all necessities and some people are too poor to even afford it so they get help There's a reason why a grown man being fed from the tit is looked down but not an infant, because an infant is helpless, the grown man isn't
1822
« on: December 10, 2014, 01:29:42 PM »
No, but I do believe it's in the government's interest to offer student loans at 0%.
Now that's a good idea
Pretty sure that's how it works with the current student finance england shite, although it looked like it adjusts for inflation over the years but the rough idea is that you only pay back when you are earning above a certain threshold without extortionate interest rates.
I reaaaaally should remember this crap, what with having a loan on it myself, but... ehhhh <.<
Probably one of the very britbong ideas I like but at the same time, no interest for degrees relating to fields of necessity such as medical, policing, military, etc and even a discount for those fields. Areas like women studies and bullshit degrees ought to be more strict with. After all, a degree means better job chance and thus more tax the government receives so it's an investment if somebody becomes a brain surgeon
The NHS subsidizes a lot of medical training in the UK with the general expectation that you will then go on to work with the NHS. Some people take advantage of this and then fuck off into private healthcare or going abroad to better job prospects though >_______> Slimy bastards.
Which is a good reason to allow privatization. A person will always choose the same job that pays more and it's so happens to be private healthcare does pay more
Which negates the whole point of universal access to healthcare, y'know, so the poor don't die of treatable diseases.
Which is why you offer poor and homeless people government healthcare while allowing the middle and rich to buy their own, ensuring everybody has medical treatment available
1823
« on: December 10, 2014, 12:26:28 PM »
Why are you wearing a suit?
Long story short, if was in the hospital for some time. My teacher gave me a 0 for a test and won't budge.
I would have gone straight to the principal with a doctor's note and say it was unacceptable that something I had no control over is going to effect me academically
1824
« on: December 10, 2014, 12:17:25 PM »
No, but I do believe it's in the government's interest to offer student loans at 0%.
Now that's a good idea
Pretty sure that's how it works with the current student finance england shite, although it looked like it adjusts for inflation over the years but the rough idea is that you only pay back when you are earning above a certain threshold without extortionate interest rates.
I reaaaaally should remember this crap, what with having a loan on it myself, but... ehhhh <.<
Probably one of the very britbong ideas I like but at the same time, no interest for degrees relating to fields of necessity such as medical, policing, military, etc and even a discount for those fields. Areas like women studies and bullshit degrees ought to be more strict with. After all, a degree means better job chance and thus more tax the government receives so it's an investment if somebody becomes a brain surgeon
The NHS subsidizes a lot of medical training in the UK with the general expectation that you will then go on to work with the NHS. Some people take advantage of this and then fuck off into private healthcare or going abroad to better job prospects though >_______> Slimy bastards.
Which is a good reason to allow privatization. A person will always choose the same job that pays more and it's so happens to be private healthcare does pay more
1825
« on: December 10, 2014, 11:00:09 AM »
No, but I do believe it's in the government's interest to offer student loans at 0%.
Now that's a good idea
Pretty sure that's how it works with the current student finance england shite, although it looked like it adjusts for inflation over the years but the rough idea is that you only pay back when you are earning above a certain threshold without extortionate interest rates.
I reaaaaally should remember this crap, what with having a loan on it myself, but... ehhhh <.<
Probably one of the very britbong ideas I like but at the same time, no interest for degrees relating to fields of necessity such as medical, policing, military, etc and even a discount for those fields. Areas like women studies and bullshit degrees ought to be more strict with. After all, a degree means better job chance and thus more tax the government receives so it's an investment if somebody becomes a brain surgeon
1827
« on: December 10, 2014, 09:43:45 AM »
Korra has two vaginas?
1828
« on: December 10, 2014, 09:37:01 AM »
How does it feel to now be a productive member of society and pay for things the moral and adult way now?
>sponges off of Dad's benefit money
I can feel the warmth of your asshurt all the way across the pond m8 Didn't ask for it, was more than capable of taking out loans but he insisted I use it and wouldn't take no for an answer. If you're going to bring up somebodies life then have the decency to know what the hell you're talking about because all you're doing is making yourself look like a damn fool
1829
« on: December 10, 2014, 09:30:22 AM »
How does it feel to now be a productive member of society and pay for things the moral and adult way now?
1830
« on: December 10, 2014, 09:29:39 AM »
comms officer
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